The book of the Apple
The book of the Apple
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Allington Pippin is a comparatively new apple, for whose introduction, in 1896, we are indebted to Mr George Bunyard of Maidstone. We have found it to be an excellent apple, of medium size, somewhat similar to Cox's Orange, but more conical. It is a reliable cropper, thriving either as a bush or as a standard, and the flavour is very good. Adam's Pearmain is a fruit of most distinct appearance, true cone-shaped, with a hand- some spotted skin, and has a brisk, pleasant flavour.
VARIETIES 57 It ...is altogether one of our most reliable early winter varieties. Scarlet Nonpareil is a crisp and juicy fruit, somewhat small, beautifully coloured, and does best when grown as a bush upon the Paradise Stock. After Christmas, for at least six or eight weeks, there should be no dearth of good apples, for several varieties are at their . Best during that season. Worthy of special mention are Claygate Pearmain, Rosemary Russet, Fearn's Pippin, Cockle's Pippin, Lord Burghley, Christmas Pearmain, and Manning- ton's Pearmain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Allington Pippin is a comparatively new apple, for whose introduction, in 1896, we are indebted to Mr George Bunyard of Maidstone. We have found it to be an excellent apple, of medium size, somewhat similar to Cox's Orange, but more conical. It is a reliable cropper, thriving either as a bush or as a standard, and the flavour is very good. Adam's Pearmain is a fruit of most distinct appearance, true cone-shaped, with a hand- some spotted skin, and has a brisk, pleasant flavour.
VARIETIES 57 It ...is altogether one of our most reliable early winter varieties. Scarlet Nonpareil is a crisp and juicy fruit, somewhat small, beautifully coloured, and does best when grown as a bush upon the Paradise Stock. After Christmas, for at least six or eight weeks, there should be no dearth of good apples, for several varieties are at their . Best during that season. Worthy of special mention are Claygate Pearmain, Rosemary Russet, Fearn's Pippin, Cockle's Pippin, Lord Burghley, Christmas Pearmain, and Manning- ton's Pearmain.
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